SMS Greenhouse Back in Use Mrs. Groleau and her students get their hands dirty as they prepare a bed for planting. The SMS Greenhouse is back in business!
Advisory Portrait Mrs. Keating's advisory takes a moment to celebrate their advisory with a group photo.
American Revolution Reenactment The SMS Blue Pod Grade 5 students learn about the causes of the American Revolution and peaceful protests.
Spring Returns With the return of Spring, SMS Students can once again go outside to enjoy the fresh air.
SMS IAT Class Mr. Hammett conducts an Engineering Materials and Packaging challenge for SMS students.
Red Pod Winter Carnival The SMS Red Pod celebrated outside with a Winter Carnival. Here they are having "fun time" snowshoeing and sledding.
Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders is pleased to announce that Timothy Conway has been selected as the new principal of ConVal School District's South Meadow School.
"We are thrilled to welcome Tim into his new role as principal. He consistently goes above and beyond his regular responsibilities in efforts to make South Meadow School a better place for both students and faculty," said Superintendent Rizzo Saunders. "We are looking forward to seeing him implement his vision of excellence for the school, and are excited that he will continue to build upon the relationships he's fostered during his tenure so far."
Conway has served as an assistant principal at South Meadow School since August of 2018. He will begin his new position July 1.
He has previously worked as a wellness teacher at ConVal Regional High School and as a physical education instructor for ConVal's elementary schools.
Conway received a bachelor's degree in physical education for grades K-12 from Plymouth State University in 2008. In 2017, he also received a master's degree in educational leadership from Keene State College.
During the 2017-2018 school year, Conway was also honored with ConVal's Outstanding Teacher Award.
Additionally, Conway is passionate about coaching and served as head coach for high school and college-aged baseball players in Bedford. He was recognized as the youngest coach in the history of American Legion baseball to bring a team to the World Series.
"I am so excited to begin this new role and to be given the opportunity to continue to serve the ConVal School District," said Assistant Principal Conway. "My last few years at SMS have been nothing but rewarding and I am grateful for the opportunity to remain a part of the school community for years to come.
The search for a replacement for Conway as assistant principal will begin immediately.
Students in the Purple Pod Mrs. Decibus Science class have been studying magnetism, electricity, and electromagnets. Their final project of the unit was to design and build an electromagnetic fishing pole and participate in a fishing derby where they fished for "paperclip" fish. Their fishing pole had to have a switch and an electromagnet. To get to this point, students had to determine three variables that they were going to test to create the best fishing pole they could. Students had one swipe over the pile of magnets to see how many they could attract. Pictured here is the winner of the derby with Mrs. O'Bryant.
Pursuant to Governor Sununu's Emergency Order #89, beginning the week of April 19, all students will have the opportunity for in-person learning five days a week.
The following explains the middle school procedure for implementing the order with an early release schedule on Fridays, starting on Friday, April 23. Students who have chosen in-person learning are expected to attend in person Monday through Friday. Students who have chosen remote learning, will still remote into their classes Monday - Friday.
Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders is pleased to announce that Timothy Conway has been selected as the new principal of ConVal School District's South Meadow School.
"We are thrilled to welcome Tim into his new role as principal. He consistently goes above and beyond his regular responsibilities in efforts to make South Meadow School a better place for both students and faculty," said Superintendent Rizzo Saunders. "We are looking forward to seeing him implement his vision of excellence for the school, and are excited that he will continue to build upon the relationships he's fostered during his tenure so far."
Conway has served as an assistant principal at South Meadow School since August of 2018. He will begin his new position July 1.
He has previously worked as a wellness teacher at ConVal Regional High School and as a physical education instructor for ConVal's elementary schools.
Conway received a bachelor's degree in physical education for grades K-12 from Plymouth State University in 2008. In 2017, he also received a master's degree in educational leadership from Keene State College.
During the 2017-2018 school year, Conway was also honored with ConVal's Outstanding Teacher Award.
Additionally, Conway is passionate about coaching and served as head coach for high school and college-aged baseball players in Bedford. He was recognized as the youngest coach in the history of American Legion baseball to bring a team to the World Series.
"I am so excited to begin this new role and to be given the opportunity to continue to serve the ConVal School District," said Assistant Principal Conway. "My last few years at SMS have been nothing but rewarding and I am grateful for the opportunity to remain a part of the school community for years to come.
The search for a replacement for Conway as assistant principal will begin immediately.
Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders is pleased to announce that Timothy Conway has been selected as the new principal of ConVal School District’s South Meadow School.
“We are thrilled to welcome Tim into his new role as principal. He consistently goes above and beyond his regular responsibilities in efforts to make South Meadow School a better place for both students and faculty,”
Students in the Purple Pod Mrs. Decibus Science class have been studying magnetism, electricity, and electromagnets. Their final project of the unit was to design and build an electromagnetic fishing pole and participate in a fishing derby where they fished for “paperclip” fish. Their fishing pole had to have a switch and an electromagnet. To get to this point,
Pursuant to Governor Sununu’s Emergency Order #89, beginning the week of April 19, all students will have the opportunity for in-person learning five days a week.
The following explains the middle school procedure for implementing the order with an early release schedule on Fridays, starting on Friday, April 23. Students who have chosen in-person learning are expected to attend in person Monday through Friday.
SMS Greenhouse Back in Use Mrs. Groleau and her students get their hands dirty as they prepare a bed for planting. The SMS Greenhouse is back in business!
Advisory Portrait Mrs. Keating's advisory takes a moment to celebrate their advisory with a group photo.
American Revolution Reenactment The SMS Blue Pod Grade 5 students learn about the causes of the American Revolution and peaceful protests.
Spring Returns With the return of Spring, SMS Students can once again go outside to enjoy the fresh air.
SMS IAT Class Mr. Hammett conducts an Engineering Materials and Packaging challenge for SMS students.
Red Pod Winter Carnival The SMS Red Pod celebrated outside with a Winter Carnival. Here they are having "fun time" snowshoeing and sledding.
